The Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy at LMU Munich is hosting the ILMPS (Irvine-London-Munich-Polimi-Salzburg) Philosophy and Foundations of Physics conference and workshop, 1-3 June.  Attendance is free, but space is limited, so please register at https://app.oxfordabstracts.com/register/event/76612 if you would like to attend.  The schedule is below; the italicized talks are part of the workshop on "Open Systems in Physics".  For further information, see the ILMPS website at https://ilmpsnetwork.wordpress.com/ilmps-2026/.

June 1st, Edmund-Rumpler-Straße 9, Room A 011
Aaron Collavini    Foundations of torsion theories of gravity
Sanne Vergouwen    Are wormholes physically unreasonable?   
Dominik Ehrenfels    The science of the possible
Antoine Brandelet    Towards a counterfactual account of physical and formal analogies
Ana-Maria Crețu    The neglect of micro-observers
Dominic Ryder    Is the Standard Model an effective field theory?   
Bernardo Marques    The direction of renormalisation: The A-theorem and scale asymmetry in QFT
Simone Salzano and Enrico Maresca    Renormalization all the way down!

June 2nd, Edmund-Rumpler-Straße 9, Room A 011     
Yongwoo Yi    Symmetry undermines separability
Arthur Saraiva    Identity, individuation, and persistence in quantum systems of similar particles  
Pascal Rodríguez-Warnier    Thermodynamics in the context of the open system view: the case of fluctuations
Aditya Jha    Thermodynamics of small (open) systems: A case for stochastic thermodynamics at strong coupling  
Michael Cuffaro    Framework Fundamentality
Siska De Baerdemaeker    When did the universe open up?

June 3rd, Edmund-Rumpler-Straße 9, Room A 011
Karim Thébault    Quantum Hubble Friction
Daniele Oriti    TBA
Viktoria Kabel    Quantum reference frames, subsystem relativity, and their implications for open quantum systems
Alexander Franklin    Open Systems, Decoherence, and Local Emergence